ResourceHub Category: Student Development

Ilim College, a co-educational Islamic school in Melbourne, Australia, traces its roots back to a late 20th century Turkish community. First recognised in 1995 as the ‘Islamic College of Northwestern […]

As a teacher, it’s important that you give your students plenty of time to practise the information you’ve taught them in class. Distributed practice and mass practice are two common […]

As a teacher, you have the incredible responsibility of facilitating learning in your classroom, which includes establishing positive, meaningful teacher and student relationships. Building strong connections is key for creating […]

Equity in education lies at the heart of every successful classroom. When all students are granted equal access to learning materials and resources, they can reach their full potential and […]

The Queensland Curriculum and Assessment Authority (QCAA) has introduced Problem Solving and Modelling Tasks (PSMTs) into the maths curriculum for students from years 6 to 12, including students completing the […]

Spelling can be challenging for some students, but by leveraging the Direct Instruction Spelling Mastery program, you can help your students vastly improve their accuracy and confidence with spelling. Read […]

The “high impact teaching strategies” (HITS) are a collection of 10 instructional practices that can be used to improve student learning. Based on the findings of thousands of studies from […]

It’s no secret that, to be successful in education, students need to have a solid foundation of knowledge and skills. But many teachers want to do more for their students […]

As a teacher, you’re likely always on the lookout for new learning theories and teaching methods to apply in your classroom. If that’s the case, then you might be interested […]

In the 21st century, it’s impossible to overstate the role that technology plays in our lives. From the moment we wake up to the time we go to bed, we […]

“Agentic”, meaning “having agency”, refers to having the power to act. In the context of the classroom, agentic learning is a type of learning that encourages active engagement in the […]

It’s no secret that technology has had a profound impact on education. From online classes to using apps for homework, students today increasingly rely on technology to help them learn. […]

If you’re an educator who grew up with chalkboards, exercise books and H2 pencils, you may have some misgivings about implementing technology into the classroom. After all, you’re probably very […]

It’s no secret that kids struggle to maintain focus and concentration in the classroom. The repercussions of this can be felt by teachers instantly – not to mention the long-lasting […]

Technology has the power to transform student learning, but with so much new technology available, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to evaluate. And with EdTech evolving rapidly across all education sectors […]

Boosting student engagement is a priority for schools all across Australia – in fact, it was the most commonly identified priority in relation to how edtech should be used in […]

The skills that we need to equip students with are changing, along with the world around them. So, teaching needs to evolve at the same time. Emergent teaching strategies may […]

Gamification is all about introducing elements of game design to non-game scenarios, such as the classroom. Applying the principles of game design within a classroom setting is nothing new; after […]

The ActivPanel interactive display is an excellent canvas for creativity, offering a range of flexible solutions which support innovation in the classroom – so if you’re looking to unlock your […]

One of the most important lessons we learned during the temporary shift to remote learning is that education is a fundamentally social experience, and children are always going to learn […]

Many children learn best when there’s a creative element to their activities – something that captures the imagination and opens up new ways of thinking. The ActivPanel gives teachers access […]

Device mirroring, or ‘screen sharing’, gives students and teachers the ability to share content wirelessly from their personal devices to a larger display at the front of the classroom, such […]

Device mirroring (or ‘screen sharing’) is a method that enables you to wirelessly duplicate or ‘mirror’ the content on your computer screen, tablet or smartphone to another screen. This feature […]

Since coding became a compulsory element of the curriculum in Australia, we at Trinity College have been exploring how technology can bring the subject to life. We wanted to show […]